add fizika

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+      "Read(//volumes/projects/vault-link/**)"
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src/content/posts/fizika-erettsegi-practice-app.md

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+---
+title: A Physics Practice App for the Hungarian Érettségi
+description: A static jQuery site I built in high school to drill past exam questions. 659 questions, more than a decade of past papers, still online and still used.
+date: 2026-05-28
+projectPeriod: '2017-2018'
+thumbnail:
+  src: ./_assets/fizika.jpg
+  alt: Screenshot of the Fizika practice app showing topic-selection buttons over a light textured background.
+tags: ['web', 'tools']
+role: Question database, frontend, backend
+stack: ['jQuery', 'vanilla HTML/CSS', 'Node/Express', 'JSON', 'localStorage']
+outcome: A free practice app real students still find when they search for past érettségi physics papers
+audience: general
+links:
+  - label: Live
+    url: https://fizika.schmelczer.dev
+  - label: Source
+    url: https://home.schmelczer.dev/git/andras/fizika
+---
+
+I needed it. In my last year of high school I was about to sit the *emelt szintű* (advanced-level) physics érettségi, and the practice material I could find online was either paywalled or scattered across PDFs that wouldn't tell you whether your answer was right. So one evening I started typing past exam questions into a JSON file. A few weeks later I had something resembling a study tool, and a few weeks after that I had 659 questions covering more than a decade of past papers.
+
+The site is intentionally small. A static frontend on jQuery, four CSS files, a JSON blob of questions, a folder of scanned diagrams from the original papers. You pick a topic (*Mechanika, Hőtan, Elektromosság, Atomfizika*) or hunt down a specific year's exam, get a randomised quiz, answer, and the page colours each row green or red. Past results sit in `localStorage`, because the audience was high schoolers; account-less was the privacy answer.
+
+It outgrew Firebase eventually. I moved the data to a small Express backend so I could keep editing questions without a paid plan, with a JSON file and an image folder as the storage layer. The admin routes have no auth; instead, the service stays off the public internet and I edit through an SSH-forwarded localhost. Fine for a one-person CMS, terrible advice for anything with multiple editors.
+
+What I'd change if I were starting it now:
+
+- **Astro instead of jQuery plus a Node server.** The whole thing could be one static site that re-renders on push. No backend, no CSP fiddling, no Docker.
+- **Markdown source, not a hand-edited JSON file.** Editing questions in JSON is fine until you forget a comma at 1am and the site stops loading.
+- **A real licence note on the question text.** The papers are public exam material, but it's worth saying so somewhere on the page.
+
+It's been online in some form for eight years. Every spring I get a few emails from students asking whether I'll add the latest year's paper. I usually do, eventually. That's a feedback loop I didn't design for and don't want to lose.

src/content/projects/fizika.md

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+---
+title: Fizika
+description: A static practice app for the Hungarian advanced-level physics érettségi. 659 past-paper questions, results in localStorage, eight years online.
+thumbnail:
+  src: ./_assets/fizika.jpg
+  alt: Screenshot of the Fizika practice app showing topic-selection buttons.
+period: '2017-2018'
+sortDate: 2018-05-01
+technologies: ['jQuery', 'HTML/CSS', 'Node/Express', 'JSON', 'localStorage']
+selected: false
+essay: fizika-erettsegi-practice-app
+links:
+  - label: Live
+    url: https://fizika.schmelczer.dev
+  - label: Source
+    url: https://home.schmelczer.dev/git/andras/fizika
+---